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Concession and Benefits accrued to ESMs by States and UTs through RSBs

1. The States / UTs during various meetings and directives were requested to enhance support to ex-ser-vicemen (ESM) and help them obtain better/ status equivalent second career options in addition to working upongetting the State/UTs to make favourable recruitment rules and reservations policies in this regards. In additionmany other domains were required to be addressed and information on all these is being sought in the formatprojected in the subsequent paragraphs.

2. Census of ESM and Widows. During the KSB meetings, it was highlighted that the volume of ESMsregistering/ enrolling in various schemes has seen a quantum increase during the last two years. In order toascertain the efficacy of welfare measures being undertaken vis-à-vis its enhancement scope and commensu-rate projected budgetary requirements, there is a need to take stock of the number of ESMs and widows from thehorse's mouth, that is the respective RSBs and ZSBs. It was therefore decided during the KSB meetings, that allRSBs be approached to forward consolidated data (of all ZSBs under them) and forward the same to KSB at theearliest. The State and Districts wise details are given below :-

Table 1 : Census of ESM and Widows registered at RSBas on 30 Jun 2019

S.No RSB Ex-servicemen Widows

Army Navy AF Total Army Navy AF Total

1 A.P 50835 5520 6627 62982 20322 561 1006 21889

2 Arunachal Pradesh 623 0 0 623 38 0 0 38

3 Assam 31781 635 2164 34580 5108 65 296 5469

4 Bihar 81482 12446 15463 10931 8374 437 608 9419

5 Chhattisgarh 5268 254 327 5849 1204 30 63 1297

6 Delhi 43648 5201 9237 58086 9410 940 1740 12090

7 Goa 1157 880 218 2255 204 114 43 361

8 Gujarat 22329 4353 1001 27683 3318 397 65 3780

9 Haryana 255512 14021 18247 287780 81984 2852 3351 88187

10 Himachal Pradesh 111026 4064 2311 117401 35655 467 290 36412

11 Jammu and Kashmir (UT) 75157 595 713 76465 25863 86 189 26138

12 Ladakh (UT) 5026 08 33 5067 889 0 0 889

13 Jharkhand 21287 1936 1991 24672 3593 204 168 3873

14 Karnataka 69356 2794 11264 83414 23173 596 2118 25887

15 Kerala 138787 23209 13876 175872 52568 7027 2415 62010

16 Madhya Pradesh 43908 1375 1893 47176 9583 182 325 10090

17 Maharashtra 150915 14851 12372 178138 54481 1371 2043 57895

18 Manipur 7198 121 79 7398 923 30 12 965

19 Meghalaya 2448 54 81 2583 1000 18 31 1049

20 Mizoram 5880 27 31 5938 3998 15 07 4020

21 Nagaland 2284 04 06 2294 839 01 01 841

22 Odisha 33572 6475 3136 43183 3425 257 123 3805

23 Punjab 278361 6542 11676 296579 61876 1237 2126 65239

24 Rajasthan 170492 4913 8078 183483 45605 773 787 47165

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25 Sikkim 1047 22 1 1070 438 2 1 441

26 Tamil Nadu 112326 3708 12043 128077 60912 982 3031 64925

27 Tripura 2012 43 99 2154 619 15 21 655

28 Telangana 20697 2496 9732 32931 4538 795 1852 7185

29 Uttarakhand 121432 2947 2677 127056 42544 331 357 43232

30 Uttar Pradesh 31095 39714 24279 374857 57453 6566 3402 67331

31 West Bengal 67295 4930 13016 85294 9070 388 1085 10543

32 A & N (UT) 467 57 143 667 149 02 12 163

33 Chandigarh 6761 389 2727 9887 1698 58 591 2347

34 Puducherry 1263 103 391 1757 468 16 54 538

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Table 2 : Census of ESM and Widows registered at ZSBas on 30 Jun 2019

S.No NAME OF ZSB NO. OF EX-SERVICEMEN NO. OF WIDOWS

Army Navy Air Force Total Army Navy Air Force Total

Andhra Pradesh

1. Anantapur 1882 69 566 2517 713 37 66 8162. Chittor 6642 77 704 7423 2443 20 101 25643. East Godavari 1910 197 593 2700 1140 31 94 12654. Guntur 7245 480 737 8462 3230 51 127 34085. Kadapa 2749 71 252 3072 818 15 43 8766. Krishna 3303 211 797 4311 1636 31 130 17977. Kurnool 2572 81 336 2989 832 12 63 9078. SPS Nellore 1246 86 301 1633 909 16 62 9879. Prakasam 8080 179 332 8591 2444 24 38 250610. Srikakulam 4280 279 171 4730 871 21 20 91211. Visakhapatnam 6603 3422 1155 11180 3309 258 130 369712. Vizianagaram 1309 204 179 1692 397 10 28 43513. West Godavari 3014 164 504 3682 1580 35 104 1719Total 50835 5520 6627 62982 20322 561 1006 21889

Arunchal Pradesh

1. Arunachal Pradesh 623 0 0 623 38 0 0 38

Assam

1. Barpeta & Baska 2962 28 115 3105 501 1 7 5096 Bongaigaon 1713 10 41 1764 559 0 9 5683. Chirang 593 3 10 606 139 1 3 1434. Chachar 5885 158 180 6223 757 7 12 7765. Darrang 402 15 59 476 54 0 8 626. Udalguri 454 3 11 468 86 1 1 887. Dibrugarh 1493 38 252 1783 215 4 41 2608. Tinsukia 447 14 82 559 122 1 13 1369. Karbi Anglong & KBL (S) 472 5 8 485 119 1 2 12210. Dhubri & South Salmara 334 5 38 377 132 2 9 14311. Golaghat 883 14 34 931 146 1 13 16012. Goalpara 727 4 19 751 322 2 9 33313. Hailakani 926 16 29 974 119 2 2 12314. Jorhat & Majuli 2492 195 269 2956 441 4 44 48915. Kamrup (M) 2539 73 346 2958 338 11 76 42516. Kamrup (R) 1109 17 229 1355 143 0 19 16217. Nalbari 1033 9 156 1198 121 1 9 13118. Karimganj 1153 35 20 1208 263 7 3 273

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19. Kokrajhar 516 4 27 547 124 0 4 12820. Lakhimpur 784 9 37 830 198 1 5 20421. Nagaon, amorigaon &

Hojal 4187 29 162 4378 801 2 31 83422. Sonitpur 1441 26 174 1641 441 1 81 52323. Sivsagar & Charaideo 1358 17 50 1425 239 1 17 283Total 33903 726 2348 36998 6396 50 418 6865Bihar1. Patna 10517 832 1906 13255 963 31 119 11132. Bhojpur 19751 1885 4305 25941 2437 23 85 25453. Chapra 7735 3716 709 12160 900 264 93 12574. Muzaffarpur 6008 1718 1101 8827 499 18 32 5495. Motihari 4570 225 197 4992 700 62 39 8016. Darbhanga 6751 363 727 7841 628 16 14 6587. Bhagalpur 5836 410 801 7047 522 13 40 5758. Munger 4382 375 894 5651 558 15 39 6129. Gaya 6498 393 1056 7947 722 03 46 77110. Buxar 6175 766 1423 8364 574 03 23 60011. Siwan 3593 829 1955 6377 311 43 105 45912. Vaishali 4236 1159 586 5981 260 08 12 28013. Rohtas 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Note : Sl 13 Data of ZSKK Rohtas included in ZSKK Bhojpur in Sl No 2.Total 82573 10398 16846 109817 8889 414 765 10068

Chhattisgarh

1. Raipur 612 66 51 729 149 20 4 1732. Dhamtari 98 7 4 109 25 0 0 253. Mahasamund 117 2 7 126 36 0 0 364. Baloda Bazar 74 3 2 79 20 1 0 215. Gariaband 19 0 0 19 4 0 0 46. Bilaspur 458 54 36 548 103 14 7 1247. Korba 245 8 9 262 23 7 4 348. Jangir Champa 304 7 2 313 39 4 2 459. Mungeli 69 1 0 70 11 0 0 1110. Durg 1287 126 108 1521 209 10 7 22611. Kabirdham 20 0 0 20 2 0 0 212. Balod 197 6 2 205 21 1 0 2213. Bemetara 43 0 0 43 4 0 0 414. Jashpur 971 8 3 982 370 2 1 37315. Rajgarh 134 2 0 136 25 1 1 2716. Rajnandgaon 130 12 6 148 33 2 0 3517. Baster (Jagdalpur) 38 7 5 50 16 0 1 1718. Dantewada 7 0 4 11 0 1 0 119. Narayanpur 3 0 0 3 1 0 0 120. Bijapur 4 0 1 5 6 0 0 6

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21. Kondagaon 28 2 1 31 8 0 0 822. Sukuma 1 1 0 2 1 0 0 123. Kanker 127 0 1 128 17 0 0 1724. Sarguja (Ambikapur) 105 5 7 117 36 0 2 3825. Surajpur 34 2 2 38 10 0 0 1026. Balrampur 80 3 1 84 18 0 0 1827. Baikunthpur (Koriya) 63 5 2 70 17 0 1 18Total 5268 327 254 5849 1204 63 30 1297Delhi

1. Delhi 43648 5201 9237 58086 9410 940 1740 12090Goa

1. Goa 1157 880 218 2255 204 114 43 361Gujarat

1. Ahmedabad 4911 1307 292 6510 595 109 18 7222. Vadodara 4892 2078 206 7176 695 173 14 8823. Surat 1542 233 130 1905 256 39 10 3054. Jamnagar 2780 376 194 3350 487 34 14 5355. Rajkot 2842 90 66 2998 617 13 4 6346. Sabarkantha 3098 47 5 3150 346 3 0 3497. Bhuj 780 132 94 1006 193 21 5 2198. Mahesana 1484 90 14 1588 129 5 0 134Total 22329 4353 1001 27683 3318 397 65 3780Haryana

1. Ambala 11678 379 2116 14173 3645 85 403 41332. Bhiwani 32294 806 473 33573 12715 244 172 131313. Faridabad 4412 708 566 5686 1067 116 52 12354. Fatehabad 3247 63 79 3389 2228 6 8 22425. Gurugram 23848 4499 4181 32528 4637 664 773 60746. Hisar 11510 228 322 12060 5380 123 174 56777. Jind 9875 289 327 10491 2934 73 67 30748. Jhajjar 33195 760 868 34823 12816 362 244 134229. Karnal 6271 183 531 6985 1772 49 89 191010. Kaithal 3808 63 186 4057 1199 6 17 122211. Kurukshetra 5144 166 578 5888 1397 11 60 146812. Narnaul 19684 284 271 20239 6447 23 21 649113. Palwal 6325 491 371 7187 1156 122 151 142914. Panchkula 8561 865 1156 10582 1695 30 97 182215. Panipat 6220 322 751 7293 1771 12 43 182616. Rohtak 17642 688 789 19119 5172 141 209 552217. Rewari 23679 1935 2458 28072 5570 517 287 637418. Sonepat 16001 1030 1335 18366 5642 210 324 617619. Sirsa 5009 50 300 5359 2351 4 27 238220. Yamuna Nagar 7109 212 589 7910 2390 54 133 2577

Total 255512 14021 18247 287780 81984 2852 3351 88187

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Himachal Pradesh

01. Kangra 45076 2505 1218 48799 13708 252 139 1409902. Hamirpur 18184 648 323 19155 9074 96 52 922203. Mandi 13998 141 70 14209 3637 15 07 365904. Una 10811 310 277 11398 3685 53 52 379005. Bilaspur 7890 109 93 8092 2500 08 06 251406. Chamba 3362 36 25 3423 951 01 01 95307. Solan 3615 131 86 3832 582 14 07 60308. Shimla 3462 98 164 3724 512 18 12 54209. Sirmour 2826 72 38 2936 529 10 06 54510. Kullu 1139 11 13 1163 357 0 08 36511. Kinnaur 395 03 02 400 65 0 0 6512. Lahaul & Spiti 268 0 02 270 55 0 0 55

Total 111026 4064 2311 117401 35655 467 290 36412Jammu and Kashmir (UT)

1. Jammu 34023 373 370 34766 11422 65 127 116142. Samba 11177 40 60 11277 3992 05 10 40073. Kathua 7211 80 85 7376 2701 08 12 27214. Rajouri 6906 07 22 6935 1926 05 05 19365. Poonch 2421 01 08 2430 605 0 03 6086. Udhampur 4270 23 68 4361 2622 03 14 26397. Doda 2437 11 19 2467 796 0 02 7988. Srinagar 2953 48 69 3070 756 0 14 7709. Baramulla 2137 10 12 2159 701 0 02 70310. Kupwara 1622 02 0 1624 342 0 0 342

Total 75157 595 713 76465 25863 86 189 26138Ladakh (UT)

1. Leh 3970 08 28 4006 771 0 0 7712. Kargil 1056 0 05 1061 118 0 0 118

Total 5026 08 33 5067 889 0 0 889Jharkhand

1. Ranchi 7801 555 645 8975 1208 152 109 14662. Palamau 676 37 88 801 75 02 01 763. Garhwa 157 14 24 195 14 0 01 154. Latehar 169 03 09 181 34 0 03 375. Khunti 334 09 09 349 217 05 02 2246. Dumka 1212 17 32 1261 394 04 02 4007. Deoghar 109 14 55 178 13 03 01 178. Sahibganj 338 08 32 378 75 0 0 759. Pakur 48 06 07 58 12 0 0 1210. Godda 231 06 01 288 115 01 02 11911. Jamtara 09 04 07 20 0 0 0 012. West Singhbhum Chaibasa 2900 37 56 2993 408 06 07 421

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13. East Singhbhum Chaibasa 1153 178 413 1744 141 10 21 17214. Seraikela-Kharsawan 18 29 57 214 28 07 07 4215. Hazaribag 550 28 66 644 116 03 0 11916. Ramgarh 89 17 09 115 13 0 0 1317. Giridih 98 14 22 134 09 0 0 0918. Koderma 95 03 19 117 06 0 0 0619. Chatra 122 04 06 132 19 0 01 2020. Dhanbad 162 661 129 352 11 0 03 1421. Bokaro 176 88 128 392 13 01 03 1722. Gumla 3711 160 120 3991 473 08 05 48623. Lohardaga 633 43 54 730 112 01 0 11324. Simdega 386 01 03 430 87 01 0 88

Total 21287 1936 1991 24672 3593 204 168 3873Karnataka

1. Bangalore (Urban) 21477 1543 7546 30566 7882 211 1211 93042. Bangalore (Rural) 3123 234 752 4109 1076 102 139 13173. Belagavi 17914 251 1114 19279 5083 103 260 54464. Vijayapura 2369 24 102 2495 808 3 18 8295. Dharwad 4602 102 147 4851 1330 19 91 14406. Kalaburagi 2149 30 155 2334 567 6 25 5987. Karwar 1514 124 131 1769 787 11 32 8308. Madikeri 4333 59 125 4517 1878 16 54 19489. Mangaluru 2357 213 542 3112 964 91 140 119510. Mysuru 3070 126 416 3612 1101 25 98 122411. Shivamogga 1638 41 96 1775 430 3 21 45412. Bagalkot 2280 20 68 2368 726 2 14 74213 Hassan 2530 27 70 2627 541 4 15 560

Total 69356 2794 11264 83414 23173 596 2118 25887Kerala

1. Alapuzha/ Allepy 22814 1871 2462 27147 6407 526 469 74022. Idukki 1402 312 130 1844 376 39 8 4233. Kannur 12759 1331 815 14905 5192 423 165 57804. Kasaragod 1428 247 122 1797 449 27 10 4865. Kochi/ Ernakulam 8235 2570 2892 13697 3249 506 474 42296. Kollam/ Quilon 14129 2571 1020 17720 4171 715 169 50557. Kottayam 7182 2312 808 10302 2414 454 151 30198. Kozhikode 9737 987 1403 12127 3923 249 141 43139. Malapuram 4948 646 368 5962 2731 171 84 298610. Palakkad/Palghat 9582 2299 877 12758 3897 506 176 457911. Pathanamthitta 14588 3013 1180 18781 5808 950 219 697712. Thrissur 9473 2650 818 12941 4025 535 213 477313. Thiruvananthapuram 20279 2252 901 23432 9476 1892 121 1148914. Wayanad 2231 148 80 2459 450 34 15 499

Total 138787 23209 13876 175872 52568 7027 2415 62010

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Madhya Pradesh

1. Betul 601 9 51 661 109 2 8 1192. Bhind 6624 4 7 6635 1426 2 4 14323. Bhopal 3204 262 406 3872 545 28 55 6284. Chhatarpur 426 8 31 465 134 1 4 1395. Chhindwara 377 12 40 429 151 4 7 1626. Damoh 550 19 32 601 133 3 8 1447. Guna 346 16 19 381 150 4 4 1588. Gwalior 5220 190 469 5879 1002 16 58 10769. Hoshangabad 608 19 40 667 163 2 7 17210. Indore 3940 328 289 4557 1107 48 53 120811. Jabalpur 4137 167 140 4444 1307 35 53 139512. Khandwa 539 48 37 624 166 13 18 19713. Mandsaur 291 9 10 310 67 2 7 7614. Morena 3794 16 6 3816 840 1 0 84115. Narsinghpur 421 19 14 454 144 1 4 14916. Ratlam 279 24 34 337 90 1 5 9617. Rewa 5568 65 117 5750 668 4 5 67718. Sagar 906 15 37 958 297 0 7 30419. Satna 2487 60 32 2579 389 8 4 40120. Seoni 231 9 13 253 86 1 3 9021. Shahdol 403 12 5 420 109 1 2 11222. Sidhi 1606 12 7 1625 245 1 1 24723. Tikamgarh 239 4 7 250 40 1 0 4124. Ujjain 1111 48 50 1209 215 3 8 226

Total 43908 1375 1893 47176 9583 182 325 10090Maharashtra

1. Mumbai City 4312 3853 469 8634 385 81 42 5082. Mumbai Sub 5491 2317 1493 9301 1339 217 215 17713. Thane 5874 3026 1556 10456 1320 221 161 17024. Sindhudurg 3110 43 63 3216 2467 16 17 25005. Raigad 2954 522 178 3654 2159 31 27 22176. Ratnagiri 3699 111 68 3878 3641 138 21 38007. Pune 22602 2159 3800 28561 5222 244 588 60548. Satara 17283 444 327 18054 8172 54 94 83209. Sangli 13496 284 238 14018 5277 59 132 546810. Kolhapur 11256 388 349 11993 5086 73 108 526711. Solapur 6251 125 212 6588 2523 17 44 258412. Nasik 5923 227 1288 7438 1265 28 140 143313. Ahmednagar 7728 379 291 8398 2587 19 60 266614. Dhule 1458 14 63 1535 434 4 6 44415. Nandurbar 214 3 16 233 110 4 9 12316. Jalgaon 2894 65 197 3156 835 9 43 88717. Aurangabad 4083 156 202 4441 1085 19 36 1140

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18. Jalna 1094 16 18 1128 348 2 4 35419. Latur 3095 19 32 3146 609 3 6 61820. Nanded 1105 13 34 1152 280 2 3 28521. Osmanabad 3434 33 27 3494 1064 2 3 106922. Beed 3113 17 15 3145 693 4 2 69923. Parbhani 724 9 18 751 173 0 2 17524. Amravati 3328 40 112 3480 1433 3 17 145325. Akola 1839 45 84 1968 762 13 18 79326. Washim 702 7 20 729 320 0 7 32727. Buldhana 3989 26 57 4072 1702 7 6 171528. Yawatmal 1100 19 62 1181 610 5 17 63229. Hingoli 445 5 4 454 165 0 1 16630. Nagpur 4383 387 923 5693 1427 80 174 168131. Wardha 1091 36 74 1201 381 8 23 41232. Gondia 859 8 10 877 121 2 1 12433. Bhandara 883 19 18 920 182 1 3 18634. Chandrapur 979 36 50 1065 281 5 13 29935. Gadchiroli 124 0 4 128 23 0 0 23

Total 150915 14851 12372 178138 54481 1371 2043 57895Manipur

1. Churachandpur 7198 121 79 7398 923 30 12 9652. Imphal 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total 7198 121 79 7398 923 30 12 965Meghalaya

1.. Shillong 2448 54 81 2583 1000 18 31 10492.. Tura office started to function wef Aug 2019.Mizoram

1. Aizawl 3760 21 30 3811 3130 10 03 31432. Lunglei 911 02 0 913 356 05 01 3623. Champhai 812 01 0 813 185 0 0 1854. Kolasib 397 03 01 401 327 0 03 330

Total 5880 27 31 5938 3998 15 7 4020Nagaland

1. Dimapur 414 03 05 422 123 01 0 1242. Mon 85 0 0 85 09 0 0 093. Peren 10 0 0 10 04 0 0 044. Kohima 390 01 01 392 142 0 01 1435. Phek 94 0 0 94 48 0 0 486. Kiphire 03 0 0 03 03 0 0 037. Mokokchung 638 0 0 638 279 0 0 2798. Tuensang 130 0 0 130 35 0 0 359. Longleng 10 0 0 10 0 0 0 010. Wokha 372 0 0 372 128 0 0 12811. Zunheboto 138 0 0 138 68 0 0 68

Total 2284 04 06 2294 839 01 01 841

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Odisha

1 Balasore 5050 1314 400 6764 526 67 12 6052 Cuttack 12724 2892 1438 17054 282 67 46 3953 Dhenkanal 3781 725 400 4906 601 37 23 6614 Ganjam/Berhampur 6843 829 528 8200 1179 31 16 12265 Kalahandi 1470 75 38 1583 380 13 8 4016 Keonjhar 812 114 62 988 88 7 2 977 Koraput 308 135 45 488 63 7 5 758 Sambalpur 2584 391 225 3212 306 28 11 345

Total 33572 6475 3136 43195 3425 257 123 3805Punjab

1. Amritsar 26774 905 1294 28973 6567 150 210 69272. Tarantaran 24140 841 1219 26200 3832 116 153 41013. Bathinda 7495 58 149 7702 1895 8 31 19344. Faridkot 3196 25 70 3291 920 1 5 9265. Ferozepur - Fazlika 5404 63 106 5574 1646 12 23 16816. Fatehgarh Sahib 4210 32 161 4403 1094 5 17 11167. Gurdaspur 35321 530 641 36492 2689 108 80 28778. Pathankot 18191 564 525 19280 4384 132 93 46099. Hoshiarpur 44229 632 828 45689 6583 104 138 682510. S.B.S Nagar 5026 104 174 5304 1345 17 61 142311. Jalandhar 17626 840 1130 19596 6382 55 78 651512. Kapurthala 11016 171 189 11376 2910 35 44 298913. Ludhiana 24957 517 1310 26784 7332 85 210 762714. Mansa 3827 25 34 3886 1547 2 4 155315. Sri Muktsar Sahib 2528 8 39 2575 592 1 13 60616. Moga 9978 15 26 10019 2219 5 6 223017. Patiala 6025 620 1872 8517 1844 315 505 266418. Roopnagar 8462 189 363 9014 1904 17 79 200019. SAS Nagar 5835 264 1216 7315 1629 45 280 195420. Sangrur 9866 69 254 10189 3137 14 42 319321. Barnala 4254 70 76 4400 1425 10 54 1489

Total 278361 6542 11676 296579 61876 1237 2126 65239Rajasthan

1 Ajmer 9126 618 262 10006 3085 59 42 31862 Alwar 7887 309 228 8424 2492 62 66 26203 Behror 15343 62 45 15450 181 1 0 1824 Barmer 1736 33 87 1856 318 3 6 3275 Bharatpur 7862 103 100 8065 2148 6 2 21566 Bhilwara 2413 55 92 2560 677 3 8 6887 Bikaner 3377 44 517 3938 794 4 47 8458 Churu 8202 103 82 8387 2961 11 11 29839 Jaipur 10918 575 1019 12512 2340 31 116 248710 Jaisalmer 1615 13 59 1687 557 3 11 571

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11 Jhunjhunu 18340 368 375 19083 4257 38 46 434112 Chirawa 19420 373 312 20105 5198 23 42 526313 Jodhpur 9378 425 2297 12100 1579 206 24 180914 Shergarh 5426 75 107 5608 2105 7 8 212015 Kota 4063 130 145 4338 1131 13 30 117416 Nagaur 4562 60 138 4760 1483 7 22 151217 Didwana 9988 168 257 10413 4215 48 36 429918 Pali 2790 271 325 3386 858 38 37 93319 Karauli 6092 17 30 6139 1639 2 3 164420 Sikar 8354 259 526 9139 4197 36 69 430221 Neem ka thana 4497 106 155 4758 2369 39 0 240822 Sri ganganagar 3807 39 208 4054 54 0 5 5923 Tonk 1330 15 8 1353 293 0 0 29324 Udaipur 3966 692 704 5362 677 133 156 966

Total 170492 4913 8078 183483 45608 773 787 47168Sikkim

1. East/North 688 20 1 709 283 1 1 2852. West 180 2 0 182 85 1 0 863. South 179 0 0 179 70 0 0 70

Total 1047 22 1 1070 438 2 1 441Tamil Nadu

1. Ariyalpur 1091 30 46 1167 265 07 13 285Perambalur 151 31 36 218 211 1 5 217

2. Chennai 8199 513 1924 10636 3358 129 421 39083. Coimbatore 2876 321 1224 4421 1761 41 103 19054. Cuddalore 1643 61 170 1874 1154 34 49 12375. Dharmapuri 1494 17 76 1587 495 2 21 5186. Dindigul 2925 127 181 3233 1579 31 50 16607. Erode 1262 49 223 1534 957 25 39 10218. Kancheepuram 5544 249 1422 7215 1977 92 554 26239. Kanniyakumari 5043 188 649 5880 2054 49 160 226310. Krishnagiri 5378 54 70 5502 3798 13 21 383211. Madurai 6199 219 675 7093 2912 47 161 312012. Nagapattinam 1491 25 164 1680 819 07 35 86113. Namakkal 817 25 139 981 617 23 31 67114. Pudukottai 625 33 67 725 303 14 07 32415. Ramanathapuram 1599 35 77 1711 592 07 26 62516. Salem 3051 80 302 3433 1310 44 24 137817. Sivagangai 2147 53 150 2350 681 14 39 73418. Thanjavur 2907 139 408 3454 1761 41 103 190519. The Nilgiris 1580 84 280 1944 686 26 62 77420. Theni 4393 104 157 4654 1410 12 28 145021. Thoothukudi 3685 98 357 4140 1802 31 96 192922. Tiruchy 4393 278 569 5240 2372 85 132 2589

Karur 728 26 32 786 350 14 24 388

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23. Tirunelveli 4374 166 618 5158 1855 35 116 200624. Tiruppur 779 56 166 1001 518 8 36 56225. Tiruvallur 4639 143 831 5613 2073 51 321 244526. Tiruvannamalai 6195 45 66 6306 5397 16 19 543227. Tiruvarur 1270 37 154 1461 545 1 26 57228. Vellore 17445 241 363 18049 11939 41 180 1216029. Villupuram 2971 53 133 3157 2474 14 44 253230. Virudhunagar 5432 128 314 5874 2903 27 85 3015

Total 112326 3708 12043 128077 60912 982 3031 64925Tripura

1. Tripura 2012 43 99 2154 619 15 21 655Telangana

1. Adilabad 475 22 52 549 71 02 06 792. Hyderabad 4357 624 2582 7563 1206 127 475 18083. Karimnagar 736 42 145 929 181 04 10 1954. Khammam 836 90 1166 2092 294 54 404 7525. Mahabubnagar 1038 579 952 2569 618 42 303 9636. Medak@Sanga Reddy 782 52 214 1048 278 07 16 3017. Nalgonda 1193 169 853 2215 300 226 117 6438. Nizamabad 1002 229 556 1787 274 210 107 5919. Ranga Reddy 9597 644 2985 13226 1107 118 394 161910. Warangal 681 45 227 953 209 05 20 234

Total 20697 2496 9732 32931 4538 795 1852 7185Uttarakhand

1. Almora 9419 226 106 9751 4189 33 43 42652. Bageshwar 7829 72 46 7947 3467 14 13 34943. Chamoli 10619 14 13 10656 4124 5 7 41364. Champawat 3460 27 20 3507 1179 6 6 11915. Dehradun 21741 1371 1415 24527 4236 84 103 44236. Haridwar 4055 130 355 4540 833 11 23 8677. Lansdowne 14576 333 164 15073 5385 37 27 54498. Pauri 6809 79 49 6937 2646 18 20 26849. Nainital 10612 323 277 11212 2819 77 64 296010. Pithoragarh 16595 201 85 16881 7837 29 23 788911. Rudraprayag 3298 20 16 3334 1574 05 03 158212. Tehri 4660 36 29 4725 1874 05 06 188513. Udham Singh Nagar 6961 103 89 7153 2162 07 15 218414. Uttarkashi 798 02 13 813 219 0 04 223

Total 121432 2947 2677 127056 42544 331 357 43232Uttar Pradesh

1. Agra 12113 664 213 12990 1454 140 59 1653

2. Aligarh 6969 835 303 8107 915 44 19 978

3. Allahabad 5369 1777 337 7483 946 230 39 1215

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4. Ambedkar Ngar 958 135 79 941 144 15 11 1705. Azamgarh 4940 485 765 6190 800 38 25 8636. Badun 2705 40 99 2844 541 9 8 5587. Bahraich 848 24 31 903 299 10 16 3258. Ballia 9112 2061 1306 12479 2111 626 175 29129. Balrampur 198 26 8 232 98 3 4 10510. Banda 2616 82 25 2723 429 7 0 43611. Barabanki 1541 113 101 1755 726 46 21 79312. Bareilly 7589 408 253 8250 1286 97 33 141613. Basti 1871 131 136 2138 395 21 6 42214. Bijnore 1602 130 69 1801 458 10 4 47215. Buland Share 8086 6274 6791 21151 1706 1181 1189 407616. Chandauli 1480 91 102 1673 104 5 5 11417. Chitrakut 646 31 11 688 83 8 7 9818. Deoriah 4810 601 156 5567 923 43 17 98319. Etah 9700 88 77 9865 1244 5 5 125420. Etawah 6431 212 117 6760 1202 27 11 124021. Faizabad 4411 255 256 4922 1208 39 32 127922. Fatehgarh 6855 305 125 7285 1235 16 8 116923. Fatehpur 5135 254 348 5737 638 39 34 71124. Feozabad 5190 133 113 5436 1014 21 14 104925. Gautam Budh NGR 6037 1948 925 8910 581 188 82 85126. Ghazipur 24877 367 670 25914 2866 44 48 295827. Ghaziabad 12059 2483 679 15221 1856 615 176 264728. Gonda 2213 117 73 2403 478 14 15 50729. Gorakhpur 4545 1481 632 6658 771 162 34 96730. Hamirpur 1319 110 42 1471 232 14 7 25331. Hardoi 3646 210 150 4006 909 24 55 98832. Hathras 5848 65 69 5982 997 8 6 101133. Jalaun 3478 81 57 3616 755 7 5 76734. Jaunpur 2186 240 230 2656 204 90 21 31535. Jhansi 2004 42 39 2085 462 26 4 49236. Jyotiba Phule

NGR/Amroha 783 114 67 964 132 15 11 15837. Kanpur City 5627 6111 364 12102 792 439 355 158638. Kanpur Dehat 4257 270 178 4705 675 24 8 70739. Kaushambi 922 109 40 1071 108 15 2 12540. Kushinagar (Padrona) 9105 119 81 9305 478 51 43 57241. Khiri 1947 58 10 2015 54 2 1 5742. Lucknow 17073 3259 4007 24339 1849 234 339 242243. Maharajganj 857 67 69 993 205 19 20 24444. Mahoba 316 8 24 348 52 1 0 5345. Mainpuri 12312 32 35 12379 6407 7 4 641846. Mathura 7737 305 183 8225 1252 15 13 128047. Mau 3450 382 353 4185 367 34 23 424

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48. Meerut 10453 695 521 11669 1829 59 38 192649. Mirzapur 1300 142 89 1531 112 5 2 11950. Mordabad 1071 94 77 1242 859 15 8 88251. Muzaffarnagar 5590 620 97 6307 626 62 13 70152. Pilibhit 971 111 88 1170 508 104 34 64653. Pratapgarh 4964 468 242 5674 793 65 18 87654. Raebareilly 5130 768 695 6593 1217 18 29 126455. Rampur 1527 20 27 1574 811 6 6 82356. Sant Ravisdas

NGR/Bado 201 49 26 276 28 5 1 3457. Saharanpur 2537 651 139 3327 639 66 17 72258. Shahjahanpur 2316 67 66 2449 767 10 9 78659. Shrawasti 126 5 1 132 27 0 0 2760. Siddharthnagar 502 60 45 607 154 6 6 16661. Sitapur 1075 76 21 1172 210 15 9 23462. Sonbhadra 230 24 13 267 5 0 0 563. Sultanpur 6570 550 212 7332 1892 1212 114 321864. Unnao 2577 501 156 3234 614 45 4 66365. Varansi 4704 757 552 6013 491 67 43 60166. Baghpat 6664 470 245 7379 1205 36 12 125367. Kanshiramnagar 420 26 17 463 78 0 0 7868. Sant Kabirdas Nagar 635 88 37 760 120 6 8 13469. Auriya 3372 219 63 3654 729 16 5 75070. Kannauj 4242 107 40 4389 1273 20 12 130571. Lalitpur 145 13 12 170 25 0 0 25

Total 311095 39714 24279 374857 57543 6566 3402 67331West Bengal

1. Kolkata 3654 619 1460 5733 14 01 04 192. Howrah 1094 232 507 1833 74 14 21 1093. Hoogly 2002 352 824 3178 375 100 147 6224. 24 Pgs N 9758 1615 4391 15764 1433 71 425 19295. 24 Pgs S 3000 513 1517 5030 547 38 157 7426. Midnapur East 3052 159 390 3601 282 17 30 3297. Midnapur West 2563 118 357 3038 427 20 72 5198. Bankura 1776 46 257 2079 217 09 21 2479. Purulia 667 28 155 850 38 04 05 4710. Burdwan 4681 354 1274 6309 583 24 41 64811. Birbhum 1884 50 207 2141 117 02 07 12612. Murshidabad 4209 130 124 4463 474 10 05 48913. Malda 1825 39 72 1936 323 05 11 33914. Dakshin Dinajpur 980 39 59 1078 159 02 05 16615. UttarDinajpur 971 22 88 1081 120 01 05 12616. Jalpaiguri 3044 101 134 3279 410 11 23 444

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17. Cooch Behar 1514 46 58 1618 118 08 04 13018. Darjeeling 13756 181 260 14197 2910 43 69 302219. Nadia 6862 342 882 8086 449 08 33 490

Total 67292 4986 13016 85294 9070 388 1085 10543Andaman & Nicobar (UT)

1. Andaman & Nicobar 467 57 143 667 149 02 12 163Chandigarh (UT)

1. Chandigarh 6761 389 2727 9887 1698 58 591 2347Puducherry (UT)

1. Puducherry 1263 103 391 1757 468 16 54 538

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3. Re-Employment Benefits

(a) Amendments to Recruitment Rules to help ESM find a Second Career. The States/UTs during variousmeetings of Kendriya Sainik Board were requested to amend the recruitment rules for providing relaxation inage/educational qualifications for ex-servicemen on the lines adopted by the Central Govt. Provisions for provid-ing relaxation for ESM in Central Govt jobs already exist. The States/Uts were also requested to amend theserules especially for posts where military experience in a given discipline or trade is suitable for a second careeroption. The benefit of relaxation of upper age limit by the length of military service plus three years, at present isavailable for appointment only to reserved vacancies in Groups 'C' and 'D' posts. RSBs were requested to takeup cases for appointment against unreserved vacancies.

(b) The State Govts/ RSBs which have not incorporated the same were requested to take up cases on thelines of Central Govt taking clue from other States where they are effectively being perused at an early date. Thedetails of amendments in corporate by different States/UTs are given below:-

Table : 3 Employment Benefit - Amendment to Recruitment Rules

S. State/ UT Brief Description Remarks (Efforts undertaken/No success/ failures)1. Andhra Pradesh Under consideration with Government.

G.O. No. 155 dated 21.02.1967 ofGeneral Admn (Ser. A) Department

.GO Ms No. 97, dt 01.05.2006 ofHome (Legal.II) Department.

2. Arunachal Pradesh

3. Assam 42 Years -4. Bihar5. Chhattisgarh As per Madhya Pradesh Gazette dated 21

Feb 1986 these rules are also applicable inCG State.

6. Delhi Total age - Service rendered + 3 years -

Special Provision regarding age Limit :- Forappointment to any vacancy in state civilservices and posts class II and Class IV whetherreserved or not under these rules everyex-servicemen who has put in not less than sixmonth continues service in the Armed Forces ofthe Union shall be allowed to deduct the periodof such service from his actual age. If theresultant age does not exceed the maximumage limit prescribed for the post or service forwhich he seeks appointment by more than threeyears, he shall be deemed to satisfy the condi-tion regarding age limit.

Local status to the wards of ESM foremployment in AP StateAge concession in civil employment (age limitup to 3 years in computing the prescribed upperage limit in addition to the period of servicerendered by them in the Defence Services).

Providing various reservations (PET, WrittenExam & age) to ESM in AP Police constable(Civil ARAPSP&SPF) recruitment.

The Govt of Arunachal Pradesh has not madeseparate recruitment rules for ESM. The Rulesmade by Central Govt is applicable in the Stateof Arunachal Pradesh.

Age relaxation upto the age of 57 years(For gazette/non gazette posts) Age relaxationupto the age of 60 years (For the post ofDirector)

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7. Goa -

8. Gujarat Meeting was successful.

9. Haryana Age relaxation upto 42 years Relaxation for ex-servicemen as perguidelines of MoD

10. Himachal Pradesh

11. Jammu and Upper Age limit for Police Forces is 28Kashmir (UT) years.

12. Jharkhand Age relaxation upto 53 years (RSB/ZSB) Case taken up with State Govt forrelaxation of age which is awaited.

Residence period for ESM has been amendedfrom 15 years to 05 years vide Govt order No 17/5/2002-HD(G) 3916 dated 25 Nov 2013.10% and 20% reservation for Cl-III and IV is beingimplemented as per Central Govt policy by thisState. However, proposal for 1% reservation forClass-I and II posts was floated in 31st RSBMeeting held on 03/10/2007 and the same wasaccepted by the State Govt. and Resolution No.RES-102007-456981-G-2 dt 02/03/2009published.

*42 years + continuous military service addedby 3 years.1. 15% posts of Class A,B,C and D of directrecruitment are reserved for Ex-servicemen bythe state Government Recruitment for class Aand B posts are carried out through HimachalPradesh Public Service Commission whereasclass C and D are through Ex-servicemenEmployment Cell under Directorate of SainikWelfare.2. Employment is provided to one dependent ofthose soldiers who were killed in action or weredisabled in action and rendered unfit for civilemployment. A Special Ex-servicemenEmployment Cell is functional at Hamirpurunder the Directorate of Sainik Welfare HP.Priorities for the purpose of employmentassistance through Special Ex-servicemenEmployment Cell are as follows :-(a) Priority - I

(i) Disabled Ex-servicemen, disabledDuring War time.

(ii) Disabled Ex-servicemen, disabledduring peace time, Provided disabilityis attributable to military service andover 50%.

(b) Priority - IIA (i) One member of each family of defence

personnel killed in action. (ii) One member of each family of defence

forces personnel disabled in action andrendered unfit for civil service.

(c) Priority - III Demobilized personnel of theArmed Forces (Ex-servicemen).

Age relaxation upto 52 years for ESM in Govtservice (DSW) and 48 years in otherDepartments.

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13. Karnataka -10% reservation in each of the Groups 'A', 'B', 'C' and 'D' posts.-(Total age (-) total service in Defenceforces (+) 3 years).

14. Kerala Age relaxation, total service + 5 years.Educational qualification as approvedby Govt of India.

15. Madhya Pradesh (Total age (-) total service in Defenceforces (+) 3 years). Age so worked outshould not be more than 45 years. _

16. Maharashtra

-17. Manipur18. Meghalaya

19. Mizoram

20. Nagaland Meetings/correspondence/ et al lead tosuccessful…. During their recruitmentthe Central organizations have beenfollowing the age relaxation andeducational relaxation norms for ESM.

21. Odisha

The benefit of relaxation of upper age limitby the length of Military service plus threeyears, at present is available forappointment only to reserved posts in Gp'C' & 'D'.NilAge relaxation is given as total age (minus)total service in Defence forces (plus) 3years). Age so worked out should not bemore than 45 years and for JCOs and itsequivalent ranks of AF & Navy 50 years ofage.Relaxation of Education Qualification forreemployment - under Matric but 15 yearsof Service is considered as Matriculate andMatriculate but 15 years of Service lengthis considered as Graduate.Age Relaxation : Ex-servicemen are allowedto deduct the period of military service fromhis actual age and if the resultant age doesnot exceed the maximum age limitprescribed for the post which he seeksappointment by more than 3 years.Relaxation in Educational Qualificationfor Class-IV Appointment : Appointingauthority may at its discretion relax theminimum education qualification, if any,prescribed in respect of Class IV post infavour of ex-servicemen who are otherwiseeligible for appointment to such posts.Age relaxation upto 45 years in the Banks/Central Govt organisation for securityduties.

Provision of age relaxation for appointmentto any vacancy in Group 'A' to Group 'D'posts and relaxation of educationalqualifications for ESM for appointment toany vacancy in Group 'C' and Group 'D'posts already exists.

At present facility is given inDirectorate of Sainik Welfare and itssubordinate offices only.Case hasbeen initiated to consider with thePolice ©. Reply is still awaited fromthe State Govt.

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22. Punjab

23. Rajasthan

24. Sikkim

25. Tamil Nadu G.O. Ms No 988, Personnel andadministrative Reforms (PER-R)Department dated 22 Sep 1981.

26. Tripura Nil

27. Telangana G.O. No. 155 dated 21.02.1967 ofGeneral Admn (Services. A)Department.

28. Uttarakhand .29. Uttar Pradesh30. West Bengal Fin Deptt Audit Br, Govt of WB

Notification No 6249-Fdated 15 Jun 1982.

31. A & N (UT)32. Chandigarh 13% reservation in direct recruitment

for all posts has already been providedfor the ex-servicemen.

33. Puducherry

In the recruitment of Punjab Police Ex-ser-vicemen had been given relaxation in thephysical test than the other candidates.Reservation of 5% of the posts exists in theImplemented successfully. State Services,12.5% of the posts in the Ministerial andSubordinate Services and 15% of the postsin class-IV services. The minimumpassing marks criterion has been granteda relaxation of five percent or as prescribedin relevant service rules, whichever ishigher, shall be given to the ex-servicemen.Relaxation in upper age limit shall be(a) for State Services - five years,(b) for all Subordinate Services, exceptRajasthan Police Subordinate ServiceRules, 1989 and Rajasthan JailsSubordinate Service Rules, 1998- fifteenyears, © for all other Services or posts -equal to the length of military serviceincreased by three years:Provided that permissible age after relax-ation work out to be more than 50 years thenupper age limit of 50 years will be applicable;3% reservation to the ESM in Govt.Organisation.Age relaxation is given upto 53 years forScheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe andBackward Classes & 48 years for othercommunities.Age relaxation : Ex-servicemen are allowedto deduct the period of service from hisactual age.Age relaxation in Govt employment (age limitup to 3 years in computing the prescribedupper age limit in addition to the period ofservice rendered by them in the defenceServices)Age relaxation is given as per Central Govt rules.Age relaxationEvery ESM service from his actual age andif the resultant age does not exceed themaximum age limit prescribed for the post/service for which he seeks appt by threeyears, he shall be deemed to havesatisfied the condition regarding age limit.

NilChandigarh Administration has adoptedPunjab Ex-servicemen Recruitment Rules1982 vide Notification No 9673-H(7)-2000/4585 dt 10.03.2000.

Age Concession of 03 years more in addi-tion to the period of service rendered inDefence Service for appointment in StateGovt and Public Sector Undertakings

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4. Reservations.The following directions regarding reservations were passed to RSBs regarding employ-ment reservation efforts :-

(a) Lateral Induction Into Group 'A' & 'B' Posts during the last year of service. During variousmeetings of KSB, the issue of reservation to ex-servicemen in these jobs has been discussed and it has beenobserved that States/UTs were providing 2 to 10% reservation in Govt jobs in Groups 'C' & 'D' posts whilstmajority of them were not providing reservations in Group 'A' & Group 'B' posts. Also, jobs were not beingprovided against reserved vacancies as the subject of reservation of ESM did not have statutory backing. Also,ban on fresh recruitment for ESMs by the States was another cause and many states have removed the sameon request of Hon'able PM/ RM. The details of reservations forwarded by the States/UTs in group 'A' & 'B' postsare given below:-

Table - 4 : Lateral Induction Into Group 'A' & 'B' Posts during the last year of ServiceS. State/ UT Brief Description Remarks (EffortsNo undertaken/ success/ failures)1. A.P 2% reservation in group II (Non-Executive) G.O. Ms. No. 357 of General

Group IV and Class IV vacancies in State Administration Dept, dated 23.06.1989.Government including Public SectorUndertaking Local bodies.

2. Arunachal Pradesh3. Assam - -4. Bihar Nil5. Chhattisgarh Nil Nil6. Delhi Nil -7. Goa - -8. Gujarat No provision Not being implemented.9. Haryana

10. Himachal Pradesh

11. Jammu &Kashmir (UT)

12. Jharkhand Process for employment of05 x offrs is in progress.

13. Karnataka 10% reservation in each of the Groups 'A', 'B', 'C' and 'D' posts.14. Kerala15. MP Nil

5% reservation in class I & II Post for exservicemen is being provided by the Stateof HaryanaRecently 9 Welfare Officers have beenselected as group A Officers and 50Welfare Organizer in class III have alsobeen selectedClass 'A' and 'B' Posts reserved for Ex-ser-vicemen are filled up through HimachalPradesh Public Service CommissionOnly 6% horizontal reservation in Gp 'C'and 'D' posts is being provided to eligibleESM in J&K State Govt jobs vide SRO 294dated 21 Oct 2005. No Lateral Induction inGp 'A' & 'B' posts is being provided by J&KState Govt in State Govt jobs to ESM.

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16. Maharashtra The case for 5% reservation in Gp 'A' & 'B' DSW, Pune letter No 19026/DSW-has already been taken up with Govt of 15 dated 18 Mar 2009.Maharashtra

17. Manipur18. Meghalaya Nil Case has been initiated for 5%

reservation in Police/HomeGuards of the State.

19. Mizoram Nil20. Nagaland There is no reservation /lateral entry Will take up the issue in next

RSB meeting.21. Odisha 3 % reservation in Group 'B' to Group 'D'

posts being provided.22. Punjab The State of Punjab has already given 13%

reservation in all groups of vacancies indirect recruitment.

23. Rajasthan There is no provision of lateral entry. -24. Sikkim 3% reservation to the ESM in Govt.

Organisation in Group C & D Posts. -25. Tamil Nadu Nil Direct Recruitment of Armed Forces

as Zila Sainik Welfare Officer inGroup-B post is provided for.

26. Tripura Nil27. Telangana 2% reservation in group III and Group IV G.O. Ms. No. 357 of General

vacancies in State Government including Administration Dept. dated 23.06.1989Police Recruitment. and Telangana State Subordinate

Services and Rules.28. Uttarakhand Nil29. U.P Nil30. West Bengal No reservation for Gp `A' & 'B' posts. Case has been taken up by RSB to

have reservation for ex-servicemen inGp 'A' & 'B' post. Reservation for Group'C' and 'D' [psts are 5% & 10%respectively. However,no statutory backing.

31. A & N (UT)32. Chd (UT) Nil -33. Puducherry (UT) Reservation in Group 'C'& 'D' posts at the

rate of 10% and 20% respectively

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(b) Carry forward of reserved Vacancies. The High Level Committee (HLC) had recommended that thereserved vacancies of ESMs be kept vacant and carried forward for at least one year before these arede-reserved and filled by others. The Hon'ble Raksha Mantri had also made similar request to the Stateswithout reservations for ex-servicemen to make such reservations, introduce regular monitoring system throughroster and carry forward unutilized reserved vacancies, at least for one year. All those States which have notmade provision for carrying forward of reserved vacancies were requested to implement the same. The detailsof carry forward of reserved vacancies are given below:-

Table -5 : Carrying Forward of Reserved Seats and Subsequent Utilisation

S. State/ UT List of Seats No of No of seats Subsequent RemarksNo held in the seats reserved Utilisation of

last year utilized for an year withheld seats1. A.P - Taken up a case with State

Govt to carry forward thevacancies meant forEx-servicemen at least forone more year.

2. ArunachalPradesh

3. Assam - -4. Bihar Nil5. Chhattisgarh - - - - -6. Delhi Nil -7. Goa - -8. Gujarat Nil No provision, hence not

implemented.9. Haryana State Govt. is providing 5% horizontal reservation in Class I & II posts and 14% in Class III

& IV posts. Against reserved post Ex-servicemen are being selected. If eligibleEx-servicemen are not available then their dependents are being selected for the postreserved for Ex-servicemen.

10. H.P In the event of non-availability of suitable/ eligible candidate against the vacancy reservedfor ex-servicemen the vacancy shall be carried forward for 2 calendar years and in the 3rdyear this vacancy shall be filled up from the dependent sons, daughters and wives ofEx-servicemen. If in the 3rd year the eligible/ suitable candidate for whom the vacancy isreserved is not available, the same may be filled up from the respective residuarycategory to which the point belongs in that Employment Cell. Where it is obvious thatEx-servicemen would not available for appointment to any category of posts the posts soreserved for ex-servicemen may be filled up by daughters and wives of ex-servicemen inthe ex-servicemen cell, Himachal Pradesh. In case sons, daughters and wives ofex-servicemen for posts authorized to be filled in the first attempt are not available thenreservation will be carried forward for 2 calendar year where after the vacancy shall befilled up from the respective residuary category to which the point belongs.

11. J & K (UT) Nil. No provision, hence not implemented .12. Jharkhand Nil -13. Karnataka Nil14. Kerala15. MP Nil

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16. Maharashtra 15% seats 314 15% Yes, utilized -reserved horizontal

reservation17. Manipur18. Meghalaya Nil19. Mizoram Nil20. Nagaland - There is no seat reservation policy21. Odisha State Govt. is providing 3% Horizontal

reservation in Group 'B' to Group 'D' posts.22. Punjab - In this report the report of backlog has

continuously been received from alldepartments and reserved seats havebeen carry forward accordingly.

23. Rajasthan The reservation for ex-servicemen shall be treated as horizontal reservation and it shallbe adjusted in the respective category to which the ex-servicemen belongs.Where a vacancy reserved for ex-servicemen under these rules, remains unfilled due tonon-availability of suitable ex-servicemen in a particular year, the vacancies so reservedfor them shall be filled in accordance with the normal procedure and equal number ofvacancies shall be carried forward to the next recruitment year and there after suchvacancies would lapse.

24. Sikkim - -25. Tamil Nadu Nil26. Tripura Carried forward three times.27. Telangana Nil28. Uttarakhand The said information is not available with this RSB and same has been asked from the

Govt of Uttarakhand. The said information will be forwarded on receipt from the Govt ofUttarakhand.

29. U.P Nil30. West Bengal Details of Carry Forward of Reserved Seats and Subsequent Utilisation are not known

as there is no monitoring mechanism/roster being maintained to identity whether reserved posts for ESM has been correctly filled up. Case has been taken up with govt toset up a monitoring mechanism.

31. A & N (UT)32. Chandigarh 13% seats are reserved in Group 'A', 'B', 'C', 'D' in direct recruitment. No list of seats is

(UT) maintained by this office. Vacancies are controlled by the respective departments/institutions. This office only ensure that vacancies are filed as per reservation roster forex-servicemen.

33. Puducherry Taken up a case with State Govt to carry forward the vacancies meant for Ex-service(UT) men at least for one more year/till next recruitment for the post.

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(c) Induction of ESM at suitable levels In State Police Force, State Jobs etc. The issue of induction of ex-servicemen at suitable levels in State Police was discussed and the State Govts requested to make provisionsin this regard. State Govts which do not have the provision for induction in State Police Forces are requested todo so at the earliest. The details of induction in the State Police force by different States are therefore being sort.The need for absorbing the trained ESM workforce automatically after retirement from Service in suitable civiljobs, so that they can continue to be employed in Govt jobs upto the age of 60 years. The State Govts which hadnot extended reservation in jobs in Gp 'A', 'B' and 'C' were requested to do so at an early date. In view of theabolition of Gp 'D', they were requested to convert the same/extend them to Gp 'B' and 'C' jobs. The details ofextended reservations in job in group A, B, C & D by different States/UTs are given below:-

Table -6 : Reservation in State JobsS. State/UT Reservation in Carry forward Induction in stateNo. State Govt Jobs reserved vacancies police force

GP GP GP GP'A' % 'B' % 'C' % 'D' %

1. A.P - 2 2 2 - 2%2. Arunachal Pradesh 0 0 10 20 No No3. Assam - - 2% 2% Not implemented yet 291 recruited in 2016 in Bor

der Police. Application for223 candidates underprocess at BorderPolice Deptt.

4. Bihar 0 0 0 0 Priority in Gp 'C' & 'D' Yes5. Chhattisgarh - - 10% 20% - -6. Delhi - - 10% - - -7. Goa - - 2% 2% 01 Year -8. Gujarat 1 1 10 20 No provision As per reservation policy.9. Haryana 5% 5% 14% 14%10. H.P 15% 15% 15% 15% - $

$Brief :-(a) Himachal Pradesh Govt has made provision of 15% reservation in

H.P. Police also.(b) Eligibility conditions :-

(i) The brack in service between the date of discharge from Army andenrolment in Police should be 2 years keeping inview the job requirement of the Police.

(ii) Education qualification for Ex-servicemen is Matric.(iii) Those Ex-servicemen are eligible to be recruited who are below

45 years of age.11. J & K (UT) - - 6% 6% No @

@Jammu Kashmir Police has fixed 28 years of age for recruitment in PoliceForce, which is highly impractical in case of ESM category. Case taken up forrelaxation in age upto 48 years for induction to JKP for ESM.

12. Jharkhand NIL On contract basis.In State Police (SAP) and Jail Deptt.

13. Karnataka 10%

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14. Kerala 0 0 0 0 No No15. MP - - 10% 20% Nil 53116. Maharashtra - - 15 15 - 494 Nos inducted in state police

force during the yr 2015-1617. Manipur 0 2 3 5 No No18. Meghalaya Case has been initiated for 5% reservation in Police/Home Guards of the State19. Mizoram Nil Nil 10 20 Nil20. Nagaland Nil Nil 5 5 Yes No. Re-employment under 5%

reservation policies in constablerank only. Grant of rank held inthe Army on honorary basis isunder consideration

21. Odisha - 3 3 3 No Yes22. Punjab 13% in all Category of

vacancies in directrecruitment.

23. Rajasthan 5% 5% 12.5% 15% Vacancies carried As per reservation policy of theforward to the next state.recruitment year

24. Sikkim - - 3% 3% No Not agreed by State Govt25. Tamil Nadu 5%

584 74 510

Lateral induction in Bomb disposal & Dog squad of Police26. Tripura NIL NIL 2% 2% For three times

27. Telangana - - 2% 2% -- As per TS State SubordinateServices and Rules.

28. Uttarakhand 5% 5% 5% 5% -29. U.P 0 0 5% 5% 5% Horizontal reservation Group

C & D posts.

Yes, the vacancieshave been carryforward if a suitableESM has not beenfound and the samevacancies arepublished until thetenure of de-reserved.

G.O. Ms No. 396Home (Police 3)Department dated 18Jun 2013 unfilledvacancies are filledfrom General Pool bythe Tamil NaduUniformed ServicesRecruitment Board.

Due to at par Physical EfficiencyTest standards for ESM & newrecruits, very few ESM getenrolled. Case was taken up withDGP but it has been turned down.

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30. West Bengal Nil Nil 5% 10% No clear cut policy is No separate orders for laterallaid down by the Govt induction in State Police other

than 5% reserved seat in Gp 'C'& 'D' posts.

31. A & N (UT) - - 1 1 - -32. Chandigarh(UT) 13% 13% 13% 13% - -33. Puducherry(UT) - - 10 20 No Yes

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5. Self - Employment. The High Level Committee set up under the Chairmanship of then Raksha RajyaMantri in 1984 recommended allotment of industrial plots/sheds for ESM to enable them to set upself-employment ventures. During various meetings of KSB including the XXIXI meeting held on 23 Jun 2011 andDSW meeting held on 21 Nov 2014 the States/UTs were requested to make at least 10% reservation of industrialplots/sheds with a view to assist ESMs undertake self-employment ventures. The States/UTs which had notallotted industrial sheds/plots to ESMs were requested to expedite the matter. The details of reservation providedby various States/UTs are given below:-

Table 7 : Reservations for widows/ESM/dependents inhouse sites/flats and industrial plots/sheds etc

S. State/UT House House Industrial Industrial Jai jawan National Fair priceNo. sites flats plots sheds stalls permits shops1. A.P 0% 15% 5% 5% 0% 0% 1%2. Arunachal Pradesh - - - - - - -3. Assam - - - - - - -4. Bihar - - - - - - -5. Chhattisgarh 2% 2% 2% 2% 2% 2% 2%6. Delhi 1% 1% - - - - -7. Goa 2% @ 2% - - - - 3%

@Goa Housing Board8. Gujarat 200 sq 10% 15% 15% 15% - Priority - II

mtr plot res by concession concession concession to ESMat Guj Coop Socconces Housing &sional Board Priority-VIIIrate to ESM

9. Haryana There is 8% reservation in HUDA Plots for Ex-servicemen. Jai Jawan Stallsare totally reserved for ex-servicemen.

10. H.P 10% 10% - - - 12.5% -Reserv Reserv Reservation in ation in ationIndustrial House forplots flats National

permits11. J & K (UT) 5% 5% 5% 5% NA NA NA12. Jharkhand NIL13. Karnataka 5% 5% 5% 5% NA NA NA14. Kerala - Priority - - Priority Priority -15. MP

2% 2% Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil16. Maharashtra Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil17. Manipur18. Meghalaya Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil19. Mizoram Nil Nil Nil Nil @ Nil Nil

@ JJS, Bawngkawn & JJS, New Market (Run by Sainik Deptt) and JJS,Lunglei, JJS, Kulikawn & JJS, Zemabawk (Run by Ex-Ser Leage Mizoram

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20. Nagaland Nil Nil Nil 2% 5% 2% 3.5%21. Odisha Nil 8% by Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

StateHousingBoard& 5% byBDA

22. Punjab 4% 4% 4% - - - -23. Rajasthan 2% 2% 2% 2% - 10% -24. Sikkim Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil25. Tamil Nadu 7.5% 7.5% 10%

Tamil Nadu Government Reservation for Serving/ Ex-Servicemen in allotmentof houses/ Flats/ Plots developed by the Tamil Nadu Housing Board.

26. Tripura 10% 10% NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL27. Telangana 0% (a) 0% 5% 0% 0% 1% for

HIG-5% widows(b)MIG-5%(c)LIG-2%(d)ESW-4%(e) 2% inBHKhouses

28. Uttarakhand *2% *2% *2% - - - @Note - *Horizontal Reservation.@Priority is being given to ESM in allotment of fair price shop.

29. U.P *3% percent reservation in allotment of house plots and shops to the servingpersonnel, Ex-Servicemen and dependents of those killed in action, built byUP Awas-Vikas Parishad and the Vikash Pradhikaran.

30. West Bengal Policy on paper Nil Nil No separate Nil Nilexists. However, policy existsnot implementedon ground.

31. A & N (UT) - - - - - - -32. Chandigarh(UT) - 5% - - - - -33. Puducherry(UT) - 3% - - - - 10%

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6. Amendment to State Rent Control Acts and Land Tenancy Act. To enable ESM to take possession oftheir house/land for self utilization after retirement from service, it was proposed that States/UTs should amend their Rent Control Act and Land Reforms Acts in favour of Ex-Service-men. The Hon'ble Raksha Mantri, vide his letter dated 11 Oct 96 addressed all the State Govts, had requestedthe States/Uts which had not amended the Land Tenancy Acts and Rent Control Acts to do so on a time boundbasis. States/UTs which have not amended the Rent Control Act and the Land Tenancy Act in favour of ex-Servicemen are requested to take immediate necessary action in this regard. Status of concession extended bydifferent States/UTs are given below:-

Table 8 : Information about Rent Control Act (RCA)

S. State/UT Brief Description of Amendment Favourable to ESMNo Yes/ No1. A.P Right to recover immediate possession of Yes (Act 17 of 2005)

premises accrue to members of theArmed Forces

2. Arunachal Pradesh Nil -3. Assam - -4. Bihar Bihar Building (Lease, Rent and Eviction)

control amendment Act 1993 14-A specialprovision for active/ ex-servicemen No

5. Chhattisgarh - Yes6. Delhi Nil -7. Goa - Yes8. Gujarat Provision of Rent Control Act is there vide Yes. Property/rented house of defence

Govt of Gujarat (R&B Dept.) Ordinance personnel is protected by this Act.No 10 of 1984 and NotificationNo GH/J/1/86/BRA-1485/Gazette-26 N(i) dt 20/2/86)

9. Haryana Revenue Department has been requestedto inform about the decision taken in thismatter vide letter No. 27/2/08-3DIIdated 07.08.2018.

10. H.P - -11. J & K (UT) Shop and House rent control act 1966 Yes12. Jharkhand Nil13. Karnataka Nil -14. Kerala The Kerala Buildings

(Lease & Rent Control) Act 1973 Yes15. MP No Change16. Maharashtra Revised Maharashtra Rent Control

Act, 1999 (MAH. ACT No. 18 of 2000)(wef 31.03.2000) Yes

17. Manipur Nil NA18. Meghalaya Act not applicable in Meghalaya19. Mizoram Nil20. Nagaland ACT NOT APPLICATION IN NAGALAND NA

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21. Odisha Nil NA22. Punjab - -23. Rajasthan Rent control act and land tenancy act have

been amended to facilitate resumption ofland/houses by ex-servicemen.

24. Sikkim Nil -25. Tamil Nadu Nil26. Tripura Tripura Land Control Act 13 of 1983 Yes27. Telangana Right to recover immediate possession

of premises accure to members of theArmed Forces Yes (Act 17 of 2005)

28. Uttarakhand -

29. U.P

30. West Bengal There is no special provision for thedefence personnel

31. A & N (UT) Nil Nil32. Chandigarh(UT) - No33. Puducherry(UT) - -

The said information is not availablewith this RSB and same has beenasked from the Govt of Uttarakhand.The said information will be for wardedon receipt from the Govt ofUttarakhand.

Rent Control Act and Land Tenancy Acthave been amended to facilitateEx-Servicemen in resumption of houses/land. Priority in allotment of Fare PriceShops to War Widows, personnel disabledin action and other Ex-Servicemen.

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Table 9 : Information About Land Tenancy Act

S. State/UT Brief Description of Amendment Favourable to ESMYes/ No

1. A.P AP Land Tenancy Act No2. Arunachal Pradesh - -3. Assam - -4. Bihar - -5. Chhattisgarh NA Yes6. Delhi Nil -7. Goa Not done No8. Gujarat Yes. Land of defence personnel

is protected by this Act.9. Haryana

10. H.P - -11. J & K (UT)

12. Jharkhand13. Karnataka

14. Kerala NA15. MP16. Maharashtra

Yes17. Manipur No18. Meghalaya19. Mizoram20. Nagaland NA21. Odisha NA22. Punjab -23. Rajasthan

25. Tamil Nadu Yes

Land Tenancy laws amended suitably un-der the Gujarat Act, 24 of 1965.Revenue Department has been requestedto inform about the decision taken in thismatter vide letter No. 27/2/08-3DII dated07.08.2018.

Agrarian Reforms Act, 1976 - Applicant forresumption, shall within six months of thecommencement of this Act.NILA Landlord Ex-Servicemen who is a mem-ber of the Defence Forces after dischargeor retirement from service or on being sentreserve is entitled to resume possessionof his lands from any cultivation tenant.

No provision for lease land in KeralaNo ChangeTenancy and Agriculture Land Laws(Amendment) Act 1964 YesNilNilNilNO ACT EXIST IN NAGALAND STATENil-The Rajasthan premises (control of rentand eviction)(amendment) Ordinance1987. (Ordinance No.10 of 1987)

A landlord Ex-Servicemen who is a mem-ber of the Defence Forces after dischargeor retirement from service or on being sentreserve is entitled to resume possessionof his lands from any cultivation tenant.

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26. Tripura Tripura Land Control Act 13 of 1983 Yes27. Telangana Land Tenancy Act Yes28. Uttarakhand

29. U.P -

30. West Bengal

31. A & N (UT) Nil32. Chandigarh(UT) No33. Puducherry(UT)

The said information is not available withthis RSB and same has been asked fromthe Govt of Uttarakhand. The said informa-tion will be forwarded on receipt from theGovt of Uttarakhand.Priority in allotment of Gram Sabha landby the Land management Committee toservice personnel killed (1st Priority),disabled in war (2nd Priority) and landlessEx-servicemen (6th Priority)

As per West Bengal Tenancy Act 1956,there is provision for serving and retireddefence personnel to get their proper va-cated by the tenant. However, there arecertain conditions laid down to get this ben-efit.Nil-ESM entitled to be reinstated as a pennayalwith all the rights enjoyed by him in respectof land before his enrolment as a memberof armed forces

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7. Exemption Of House Tax For Self-Occupation. A large number of ESM associations and War Widowsassociations had represented to MoD requesting exemption from taxes on houses owned or rented out by ESM,war widows and widows of ESMs levied by Municipalities and Gram Panchayats. It was brought out that majorityof the Defence personnel retire at the age of 35 to 40 years and settle down in or near hometowns. The processof rehabilitation calls for considerable readjustment in their life styles as they are suddenly deprived of their fullsalary, ration and other benefits and hence their earning capacity is more than halved. Considering theresettlement and rehabilitation of these ESM as a National responsibility, it was felt that their demands forexemption from taxes on salaries, professions and houses deserve a sympathetic look. In this regard, theDefence Minister vide his letter dated 11 Oct 96 had requested the concerned States/UTs Chief Ministers/LtGovernors to sympathetically view the matter of exempting ex-Servicemen of their States/UTs from paying house/property tax. The concessions extended, by various States, include exemption of Stamp fee, Examination fee,Registration fee, Hospitalization fee, Entertainment tax and Provision of free legal assistance. The States/UTs,which have not incorporated exemption of house/property tax for ESM and war widows/widows were requestedto do so at the earliest. The details of exemption house/property tax for the ESM/Widows and War Widows aregiven below:-

Table 10 : Exemption Of House Tax For Self OccupationS. State/UT Exempted/Brief Description RemarksNo of Amendment (Income Ceiling Rs……… /

Area…. Etc)Other considerations/ caveats

1. A.P 1. G.O. Ms No. 83 MA, dated 15 Mar1997, Municipal Admn & UrbanDevelopment (TC) Dept.2. G.O. Ms No. 217 MA, dated 01 Sep1997, Municipal Admn & UrbanDevelopment (TC-1) Department.3. G.O. Ms No. 371, dated 20 Nov2003, Panchayat Raj and RuralDevelopment (Pt-III) Department.

2. Arunachal Pradesh -3. Assam -4. Bihar -5. Chhattisgarh 50% exemption in house tax out of

property tax is provided to all nonincome tax payees ESM.

6. Delhi

7. Goa No limit of income ceiling8. Gujarat Property tax is exempted.9. Haryana Ex-servicemen are exempted from house tax in Haryana provided it is self occupied

and applicable for only one house.10. H.P Case of revision of rates at par with

rates applicable in Punjab State hasbeen taken up with the State Govt andthe same is under consideration ofthe Govt.

YesGovernment of AP has issued orders forExemption of property tax in respect of ex-servicemen, widows of ex-service menand also serving Soldiers belonging toAndhra Pradesh who are residing in thevillages of Panchayat areas, Municipalitiesand Corporations

--NoYes

Gallantry Award/ Mention-in-Despatch win-ners/ widows of Gallantry award winners/war widows - 100%Ex-servicemen/ widows - 30%ExemptedExempted to ESM and War Widows.

Ex-servicemen, serving soldiers, theirfamilies & freedom fighters residing in theMunicipal areas of the State were exemptedfrom the Municipal Tax on land andbuildings provided the ratable value thereofdoes not exceed Rs. 1200/- and hisannual income from all sources does notexceed Rs. 2400/-.

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11. J & K (UT) House tax is not applicable in J&K -

12. Jharkhand NIL Case taken up with State Govt

13. Karnataka 50% exemption in House tax -

14. Kerala Exemption to houses with plinth area Noupto 2000 Sqr ft

15. MP 50% exempted to non income tax payee. Non income tax payee.

16. Maharashtra Govt of Maharashtra, Rural Development Defence Personnel recipients ofand Water Conservation department, Gallantry or Non Gallantry awards andNotification No VPM, 2015. C.R./PR-4 (22) widows dependents of thesedated 31 Dec 2105. awardees, shall be exempted from the

tax on only residential building.

Govt of Maharashtra, Urban Development Gallantry Award Winners and widowsDepartment, GR dated 05 Apr 2016 as of ex-servicemen, residing in theamended vide GR of even No dt 07 Urban Local Body Society area, areApr 2016. given exemption from property tax for

the property in their name.

Govt of Maharashtra, Urban Development Govt of Maharashtra has exemptedDepartment, GR dated 09 Jan 2017. proper ty tax to the nominated

properties of unmarried soldiers,residing in the Urban Local Bodies areaand who have been martyred whileprotecting the country.

17. Manipur

18. Meghalaya NA

19. Mizoram Ex-servicemen and dependent of soldierkilled in action are exempted from HouseTax vide letter No. LRA/A-96/88 dated16 September 1992.

20. Nagaland Yes Nil

21. Odisha Yes Nil

22. Punjab Exempted vide Department of Legal andLegislative Affairs notification no. 38-leg/2014 dated 16.12.2014.

23. Rajasthan House tax exempted.

24. Sikkim Not applicable Not applicable

25. Tamil Nadu The Government of Tamil Nadu Municipal administration Department had stated theinability to House Tax exemption due to Financial Constraints.

However Reimbursement of House Tax is given to Chakra awardees, War Widows, War disabled,Ex-servicemen and Widows of Ex-servicemen out of Benevolent Fund.

26. Tripura NIL N/A

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27. Telangana

28. Uttarakhand

29. U.P

30. West Bengal

31. A & N (UT) Nil32. Chandigarh(UT) No tax shall be liveable on residential

lands and building up to 300 Sq yardsowned and self occupied.

33. Puducherry(UT) No income ceiling

YesGovernment of TS has issued orders forExemption of property tax in respect ofex-servicemen, wives, widows o fex-servicemen and also serving soldiersbelonging to Telangana State who areresiding in the villages of Panchayatareas, Municipalities and Corporationsirrespective of the number of floorsprovided they have one Property Number.

Exempted

Only War Widow occupying selfownership house is exempted House Tax.As per Govt Gazette notification No 2781-1 dt 12 Dec 1997 of the Calcutta munici-pal corporation (Amendment Act) 1997,there is a provision of 25% municipal taxexemption for the defence personnel.NilChandigarh Administration

Grant of exemption from payment ofproperty tax/ house tax by ESM/ widow

1. G.O. Ms No. 83 MA, dated 15 Mar1997, Municipal Admn & UrbanDevelopment (TC) Deppt.2. G.O. Ms No. 217 MA, dated 01 Sep1997, Municipal Admn & UrbanDevelopment (TC-1) Department.3. G.O. Ms No. 371, dated 20 Nov2003, Panchayat Raj and RuralDevelopment (Pt-III) Department.4. G.O. Ms No. 301 MA, dated27.12.2016, Municipal Admn & UrbanDevelopment (TC-1) Department.

House tax for self occupied house ofESM/Serving soldiers has beenexempted.

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Table 11 : Legal Assistance And Other Fee/Tax Concessions/ VAT/ GSTS. State/UT Court Stamp Exam Regn Hosp Entmt Free GST

fee fee fee fee Prche fee tax legal aid

1. A.P No No Yes No No No Yes No2. Arunachal Pradesh No No Yes No No No Yes No3. Assam - - - - - - - -4. Bihar No No No No No No *Yes No*Authority : Government of Bihar, Legal Department letter No 251 dated 11.10.1983.5. Chhattisgarh No No Yes No No No No No6. Delhi NIL7. Goa - Exem - Exem - - - Exem

pted pted pted8. Gujarat Not Not Exem Not Exempted Not Available Not

Exem Exem pted Exem Exem Exempted pted pted pted pted

9. Haryana 1% Exemption in stamp duty for ESM during the regn of plot as a onetimemeasure only.

10. H.P - - - Exem. - - - -ptionexamfee

11. J & K (UT) NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA12. Jharkhand NIL13. Karnataka NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA14. Kerala - - No No Yes No No No15. MP Nil16. Maharashtra Yes No Yes No No No No No17. Manipur18. Meghalaya Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil19. Mizoram Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil20. Nagaland Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil21. Odisha Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil22. Punjab NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA23. Rajasthan Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil24. Sikkim - - - - - - - -25. Tamil Nadu Exemption Preference Exemption Free legal

of Court in grant of of aid isFee on Licence for Exam availablePetitions Stamp fees for/ applications vending Tamilof Ex-service Nadumen to State PublicGovernment ServiceDepartments Commission

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26. Tripura No No No No No No Yes* No*(Case to case basis)

27. Telangana No No Yes No No No Yes from NoAFFD

28. Uttarakhand - * - - - - - -*Stamp duty upto 25% in respect of transfer of immovable property for a value ofRs 25 lakh in favour of one of more state, Army persons is exempted.

29. U.P Not * Not Not Exempted Not Not Notexempted exempted exempted exempted exempted exempted*UP Govt has given remission on Stamp Duty chargeable on the instruments ofconveyance and instruments of lease in favour of ex-servicemen and legaldependents of martyred soldiers and legal dependents of martyrs of paramilitary and Central Armed forces. The remission shall be available up to firstRs 20 lakh of the valuation of the properties. In case the valuation exceedsRs 20 Lakh, the stamp duty shall be chargeable on the valuation after firstRs 20 Lakh.

30. West Bengal NO EXAMTION GRANTED31. A & N (UT) Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil32. Chandigarh(UT) No33. Puducherry(UT) No Yes Yes No No No Yes -

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8. Reservation of Seats for Wards of ESM In Professional Colleges. During the Kendriya Sainik Boardheld on 27 Jun 2011, 21 Jul 2016 and Directors, DSW meeting held on 21 Nov 2014, 06 Apr 2017 all the Centraland State Universities/ professional institutes were requested to make provision for reservation for widows/wives/wards of Armed Forces personnel and ESM. They were also requested to fill up the reserved seats strictlyin accordance with priorities laid down by MoD for reservations of seats under the defence category. It wasgenerally felt that the Central as well as the State Universities and the professional institutes were not making 5%reservations for dependents of Defence personnel and also not filling them up as per under mentioned prioritieslaid down subsequently by MoD, vide GoI MoD DESW letter No. 6(1) 2017/D(Res.II) dated 21 May 2018 forreservation of seats under defence category. :-

(a) Priority I : Widows/wards of Defence personnel killed in action.

(b) Priority II : Wards of disabled inaction and boarded out from service.

(c) Priority III : Widows/Wards of defence personnel who die in service with death attributableto military service.

(d) Priority IV : Wards of disabled in service and boarded out with disability attributable to military service.

(e) Priority V : Wards of ex-servicemen and serving personnel who are in receipt of Gallantry Awards:-

(i) Param Vir Chakra(ii) Ashok Chakra(iii) Maha Vir Chakra(iv) Kirti Chakra(v) Vir Chakra(vi) Shaurya Chakra(vii) Sena, Nau Sena, Vayu Sena Medal(viii) Mention-in-Dispatches.

(f) Priority VI : Wards of ex-servicemen.

(g) Priority VII : Wives of :(i) Defence personnel disabled in action and boarded out from service.(ii) Defence personnel disabled in service and boarded out with disability attributable to military

service.(iii) Ex-servicemen and serving personnel who are in receipt of Gallantry Awards.(h) Priority VIII : Wards of serving personnel.(j) Priority IX : Wives of serving personnel.

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9. Accordingly, the States/UTs were requested to ensure provision of at least 5% reservation in their profes-sional institutions and fill them up as per the listed nine priorities highlighted above. The details of reservations fordependent of ESM in professional colleges provided by States/UTs are as under:-

Table 12 : Reservations for Dependents of ESM In Professional Colleges

S.No State/ UT MBBS/ BDS ENGR Agri Poly Tech ITI LLB MSc, MA, B.Ed NURSINGMcom,MBA,LLM etc.,

% Seats % Seats % Seats % Seats % Seats % Seats % Seats % Seats % Seats

1. A.P 1 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 3 - - * - * 3 - 1 -

*One seat for every block of 30 seats.

2. Arunachal - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Pradesh

3. Assam - 03 - *05 - - - 10 Reservation as per their policy

*01 Seat each Govt Engineering College

4. Bihar 0 0 0 * 0 1 0 @ 0 # 0 0 0 0 5& 0 0 0

*Engr - One seat for each subject in each institution.

@Polytech - One seat for each subject in each institution.

#ITI - One seat for each subject in each institution.

Authority - Government of Bihar, Industrial and Co-operative Department letter No 4182 dated 02.8.1960

&-(Authority-Government of Bihar, Education Department letter No 10/No. 4026285 dated 26 Jun 1985)

5. Chhattisgarh 3 1 3 - 2 - 5 - - 5 - - - - 2 - - -6. Delhi 5 NK 5 NK 5 NK 5 NK 5 NK 5 NK 5 NK 5 NK 5 NK

7. Goa 1 1 1 12 - - 1 18 1 20 - - - - 1 2 1 1

8. Gujarat - - 1 - 1 - 1 - - 10 - - - - 1* 2& - -

* Sardar Patel University. & MS University

9. Haryana 3% Horizontal reservation is being provided by the State of Haryana.

10. H.P * 4 - 2 - 10 - - 5 - - - - 15 - - -

*One seat reserved each Medical college

11. J & K (UT) 3% 3% 3% 3% 3% 3% 3% 3% 3% 3% 3% 3% @ @ 3% 3% 3% 3%

@Per Deptt 1 ceated. Auth - SRO 294 of 2005 dated 21 Oct 2005.

12. Jharkhand NIL

13. Karnataka - 6+ - 64 2.5 - 2.5 - 2.5 - - - - 1 2.5 - - 2

14. Kerala 1. - 0.94 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

4/

1.

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15. MP 3 - 5 - 2 - 5 - 5 - - - - - 5 - 3 -

16. Mahar 5% - 5% - 2% - 5% - 1% 10 Nil - 10% - 5%- - Nil -ashtra

17. Manipur - 2% - 1% - 1% - 1% - 2% - - - - - - - -18. Megh Nil

alaya

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19. Mizoram Nil

20. Nagaland - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

No professional college in Nagaland No seat reservation for dependents of ESM.

21. Odisha 3 - 3 - 3 - 2 - 3 - 1 - 1 - 3 - 3 -

22. Punjab 1 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 2 - - -

23. Rajasthan 1% - 1% - 5% - - - - - - - - - - - - -

24. Sikkim - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

25. Tamil Nadu - @ - 150 - 8 - 80 - # 1% - - $ - * - 4

@10+1 it is prioritized as per Ministry of Defence letter dated 21 May 2018.

#5 in each college

$3 in each college

*1 in each college

26. Tripura 2 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 0 - 2 - - -

27. Telangana 1 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 3 - 2 -

28. Uttarakhand - - *3 - - - *3 - *8 - - @ $ - - # - -

Note :- *Horizontal reservation. @5 Bonus points in entrance exam, $2% for MBA, #15 Bonus popup in entrance exam

29. U.P 2% - - - - 5% - - - - - - - - - - - -

30. West Bengal - - 13 - - - 50 - - - - - - - - - -

31. A & N (UT) 1% - 1% - 1% - 1% - 1% - 1% - 1% - 1% - 1% -

32. Chandigarh(UT) 5% seats are reserved for dependents of ESM in all Professional Colleges less MBBS/BDS which is controlled by KSB.

33. Puducherry 1 - 3 - 3 - 3 - 3 - 3 - 3 - 3 - 3 -(UT)

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Table 13 : Reservations for dependents of ESM in Professional Collegesother Courses Reservations

S. State/UT Course % Seats Course % Seats Course % SeatsNo. Name Name Name1. AP TTC 4% - Sanitary 2 - B LISC 3 -

Inspector

B.Ed 3 - MPHW 2 - - - -

2. ArunachalPradesh - - - - - - - - -

3. Assam Reservation as per their policy

4. Bihar Veterinary* - 02 Primary 5 @ -Teacher'sTraining

*-(Authority-Government of Bihar, Industrial and Co-operative Department letter No 4182 dated 02.8.1960)

@-(Authority-Government of Bihar, Education Department letter No 163 dated 08.02.198

5. Chhattisgarh - - - - - - - - -

6. Delhi All Courses 5 NKin DU, DTU,NSITC

7. Goa BDS 1 1 BPHARM 1 1 BHMS 1 1

8. Gujarat Pharm 1 - MBA 1 - MCA 1 -Degree/Diploma

9. Haryana 3% Horizontal reservation is being provided by the State of Haryana.

10. H.P JBT 15 - - - - - - -

11. J & K (UT) As per Table 12 above.

12. Jharkhand NIL

13. Karnataka TCH 2.5 20 B Ed 2.5% 15 - - -

14. Kerala TTC - 6 seats General - 1 in each Junior NA 0each in Nursing districts healthRevenue inspectorDistricts

15. MP BAMS/BUMS 3 - Home Science - 14 - - -/BHMS/BNYS

16. Maharashtra BVSC 2% - M.Ed 2% - - - -

17. Manipur

18. Meghalaya

19. Mizoram Nil

20. Nagaland Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

No professional college in Nagaland except Agricultural No seat reservation dependents of ESM

21. Odisha Diploma in 3 - BAMS/BHMS, 3 - Hotel Mgt 3 -Elementary ArchitectureEducation All other

Edu.Institution 1 -

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22. Punjab MBBS/ BDS 1 - ENGR 2 - Agri 2 -

Poly Tech 2 - ITI 2 - LLB 2 -

MSc, MA, M 2 - B.ed 2 - Nursing - -Com, MBA,LLM etc

23. Rajasthan Nil -- - - - - - - -

24. Sikkim - - - - - - - - -

25. Tamil Nadu B. Pharmacy - 1 Indian - 5 B.V.Sc - 2Medicine

B.F.Sc - 1 B. Tech (Food - 1 - - -procd Tech)

Under Graduate Courses - Two in each college

26. Tripura Music - 1 Art & Craft - 1 - - -college

27. Telangana BVSc, B Arch, 2% -- MCA 2% IIIT 2% --B Design,B Library

28. Uttarakhand MBA 2 - MCA 2 - BE/B Tech 3 -

29. U.P BTC 3% - - - - - - -

30. West Bengal Nil

31. A & N (UT) - - - - - - - - -

32. Chandigarh(UT) 5% seats are reserved for dependents of ESM in all Professional Colleges.

33. Puducherry(UT) 3 - 3 9 - - - - -

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10. Reservation for dependents of ESM in Professional Colleges: Removal of DomiciliaryRestrictions. Serving defence personnel and ex-servicemen face serious difficulties in getting their childrenadmitted to professional college owing to varying domiciliary pre-conditions imposed by some States/UTs. Theissue was discussed during various KSB meetings and following criteria accepted by the State Governmentsfor Defence personnel with regard to their domicile and eligibility in various educational and other welfareconcessions:-

(a) Proof of permanent residence/immovable property without any specific period of stay.

(b) Proof of his/her posting to the State issued by parent's Head of the Department in the State.

11. During the KSB and DSW meetings it was recommended that RSBs in respective States/UTs must im-mediately take up case for lifting of domiciliary restrictions in favour of defence personnel to enable wards /dependents of serving armed forces personnel and ESM seek admission in professional colleges. The domicili-ary restrictions as followed by States/UTs are as under:-

Table 14 : Reservation for dependents of ESM in professional colleges with relaxedDomiciliary Restrictions

S. State/UT Brief on domiciliary restrictions relaxed for wards ofNo def personnel and ESM

1. A.P Wards of ex-service personnel and service personnel who are native of AP areeligible for admission into various courses under children of Armed ForcesPersonnel category.

2. Arunachal Pradesh -3. Assam NA4. Bihar No5. Chhattisgarh NA6. Delhi NIL7. Goa An application to be considered eligible under this Category must fulfil the s

following criterion :-Must be Son/Daughter of Ex-Servicemen.Passed Std XII from School/College in the State of Goa

(a) Son/Daughter or Ex-Servicemen, who or his spouse, or either of thegrandparents of such candidates, must be born in Goa. Provided theEx-Servicemen is duly registered with Department of Sainik Welfare,Government of Goa.(b) In case there are no eligible candidates or the seats remain vacant asper the conditions at (a) above, than the seats will be offered to the candidateswho are sons/daughters of Ex-Servicemen/ widows registered with theDepartment of Sainik Welfare, Government of Goa for a minimum period often years.(c) In case there are no eligible candidates or the seats remain vacant as perconditions at (a) and (b) above, then the eats will be offered to the candidateswho are sons/daughters of Ex-Servicemen/widows registered with theDepartment of Sainik Welfare, Government of Goa for a minimum period ofthree years. In the above cases, candidates must submit Ex-Servicemen Certificateissued by Department of Sainik Welfare, Government of Goa valid for theparticular academic year for which the admission is sought.

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(d) In cases there are no eligible candidates or the seats remain vacant asper conditions at (a), (b), and (c), above than the seats shall be offered to thecandidates who are sons/daughters of Ex-Servicemen across the country.Such candidates shall produce Ex-Servicemen Certificate issued by StateGovernment/competent authority.

Those applicants of this category who satisfy the eligibility criteria ofGeneral Category will be eligible for both the categories.

8. Gujarat Domiciliary restriction is there.9. Haryana Being a large strength of ESM/ serving personnel in Haryana. It is not possible

for Haryana to relax the domiciliary restrictions. State Govt. is providing priorityto the ex-servicemen who belong to Haryana State.

10. H.P YES11. J & K (UT) NA12. Jharkhand NIL13. Karnataka 2.5% of available seats in polytechnics and 20 seat in TCH and 15 seats in

B.ed are reserved for the children of serving and ex-servicemen personnel inaddition 88 and 64 seats each (total-20) in favour of children of ex-servicemenand serving are reserved in eng course. 2 seats in MBBS and 1 seat in BDSare reserved for ex-servicemen 2.5 agricultural colleges and ITI are also re-served for ex-servicemen. (children of only those ESM who at the time of join-ing armed forces have given any place in the Karnataka as their permanentaddress, are eligible to avail this facility.

14. Kerala No Restrictions15. MP Yes.

Domiciliary relaxation for wards of def personnel/ESM.1. Minimum five years residence in the State.2. Ward passed 10th/12th exam in the State.

16. Maharashtra The ex-servicemen and their family members who are domiciles of this stateby birth are eligible to avail of the benefits of various schemes for the ex-ser-vicemen declared by the State Government. The ex-servicemen who havemigrated to this State are not entitled for such benefits unless and until theyprove that they are residing in the State continuously for the last 15 years afterretirement and obtain a domicile certificate to that effect.

(a) Domicile Certificate is not required if the son/daughter of the DefencePersonnel has passed X and XII standard examination from the MaharashtraState.

(b) Domicile Certificate would not be required if the son/daughter of DefencePersonnel is transferred to Maharashtra State during the year, even if he/shehas passed the XII standard examination from outside the State.

(c) However, Domicile Certificate would be required only in case of sons anddaughters of Defence Personnel belonging to Maharashtra State and postedoutside Maharashtra State and if his son/daughter has passed the X and XIIstandard examination from other State.

(d) However, if such a person is transferred to Maharashtra, the conditionrelating to domiciliary restriction already stand removed.

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17. Manipur Nil18. Meghalaya Nil19. Mizoram Nil20. Nagaland No professional college other than agriculture college in Nagaland, hence no

reservation/restriction21. Odisha Reservation applicable to the permanent residents/natives of Odisha State22. Punjab NA23. Rajasthan Nil24. Sikkim NIL25. Tamil Nadu Reservation is given for wards of Ex-servicemen belonging to Tamil Nadu in

Professional Colleges. Production of Nativity Certificate issued by Tahsildar tothe Ex-servicemen is also taken in to account.

26. Tripura No restriction for appearing JEE for the wards of ESM.27. Telangana Children are eligible where the permanent address of Ex-Servicemen declared

at the time of joining Armed Forces in Telangana28. Uttarakhand Reservation for dependents of ESM in professional colleges by the State Govt

are as under :-(a) Govt ITI - 08%(b) Govt Polytechnic Colleges - 03%(c) Govt Engineering Colleges - 02%(d) MBA/ MCA - 02%(e) BTC - 03%(f) B.Ed - 15 grace points extra in Entrance Exam(g) LLB - 05 grace points extra in Entrance Exam(h) GB Pant University - 04 seats for B.Sc Agriculture, B.Sc Veterinary, B.ScHome Science & B.tech.

29. U.P No Restrictions30. West Bengal No restriction for wards of ESM/Serving defence personnel.31. A & N (UT) Nil32. Chandigarh(UT) No domiciliary restrictions for wards of ESM.33. Puducherry(UT) Parents service in (UT), Parents stay for 5 years in (UT) onwards study for 5

years in (UT)

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12. Financial Assistance to World War - II Veterans. As per direction of the Standing Committee on Defence(16 Lok Sabha), a request was made to all States/UTs for enhancement of the financial assistance beingprovided to WW-II veterans and their widows by respective States/UTs Govts to a decent amount between Rs10,000/- per month per veteran vide DESW/MoD DO No. 8(1)/2016-Res-II dt 17 Oct 2018.The details of financialassistance provided to World War II Veterans and widows by States/UTs are as under:-

Table 15 :S.No. State/UT Amount per veteran Amount per veteran

(Per month) (Per month)

1. A.P 5,000/- 5,000/-2. Arunachal Pradesh - -3. Assam 6,000/- 6,000/-4. Bihar 10,000/- 10,000/-5. Chhattisgarh 6,000/- 6,000/-6. Delhi 9,000/- 9,000/-7. Goa - 8,000/-8. Gujarat 9,000/- 9,000/-9. Haryana 10,000/- 10,000/-

10. H.P 3,000/- 3,000/-11. J & K (UT) 4,000/- 4,000/-12. Jharkhand 10,000/- 10,000/-13. Karnataka 6,000/- 6,000/-14. Kerala 6,000/- 6,000/-15. MP 6,000/- 6,000/-16. Maharashtra 3,000/- 3,000/-17. Manipur 1,200/- 1,000/-18. Meghalaya 10,000/- 10,000/-19. Mizoram 1,200/- 1,200/-20. Nagaland 6,000/- -21. Odisha 6,000/- 6,000/-22. Punjab 4,500/- 4,500/-23. Rajasthan 10,000/- 10,000/-24. Sikkim 6,000/- 6,000/-25. Tamilnadu 6,000/- 3,000/-26. Tripura 10,000/- 10,000/-27. Telangana 6,000/- 6,000/-28. Uttarakhand 8,000/- 8,000/-29. U.P 6,000/- 6,000/-30. West Bengal 3,000/- 3,000/-31. A & N (UT) 6,000/- 6,00032. Chandigarh(UT) - 7,500/-33. Puducherry(UT) 6,000/- 5,000/-

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13. Cash Grants/ Land Grant to Gallantry / Non-Gallantry Award Winners. The cash grants being pro-vided by the States/UTs to their Gallantry Award Winners vary from state to state. It was felt that the stategovernments/Uts should consider uniform grant of cash awards to the gallantry award winners so that there isno discrimination between service personnel hailing from different states while serving in the same units forsimilar acts of bravery. The point was discussed during the KSB meetings and the Hon'ble Raksha Mantrirequested the States/UTs vide letter No. 2 (2)/XXVIII/KSB/A/520-F/RM dated 23 Aug 2016, to accept the ratesrecommended by MOD for cash grants and implement the same at the earliest. The rates of cash grantsprovided by the States/UTs are as under :-

Table 16 : State wise details of cash grants/ land grant given toGallantry and distinguished service award winners

S. State /UT PVC MVC VrC Ashok Kirti Shourya SYSMChakra Chakra Chakra

1. A.P (a) - - - - - - -

(b) - - - - - - -

(c) - - - - - - -

(d) 10 Lacs 8 Lacs 6 Lacs 10 Lacs 8 Lacs 6 Lacs 2.5 Lacs

2. Arunachal Pradesh (a) - - - - - - -

(b) - - - - - - -

(c) - - - - - - -

(d) - - - - - - -

3. Assam (a) 25 Lacs 15 Lacs 10 Lacs 25 Lacs 15 Lacs 10 Lacs 5 Lacs

(b) - - - - - - -

(c) 0.72 Lacs 0.57 Lacs 0.33 Lacs 0.60 Lacs 0.50 Lacs 0.25 Lacs 0.15 Lacs

(d) - - - - - - -

4. Bihar (a) - - - - - - -

(b) - - - - - - -

(c) - - - - - - -

(d) 10 Lacs 5 Lacs 2 Lacs 8 Lacs 4 Lacs 1.5 Lacs 7 Lacs

5. Chhattisgarh (a) 20 Lacs 12 Lacs 8 Lacs 20 Lacs 12 Lacs 8 Lacs 1.45 Lacs

(b) - - - - - - -

(c) - - - - - - -

(d) - - - - - - -

6. Delhi (a) - - - - - - -

(b) - - - - - - -

(c) - - - - - - -

(d) 25 Lacs 15 Lacs 10 Lacs 25 Lacs 15 Lacs 10 Lacs 1.27 Lacs

7. Goa (a) 10 Lacs 05 Lacs 04 Lacs 10 Lacs 05 Lacs 03 Lacs 0.20 Lacs

(b) 15 Lacs 10 Lacs 06 Lacs 15 Lacs 10 Lacs 07 Lacs 1.10 Lacs

(c) 0.75 Lacs 0.60 Lacs 0.40 Lacs 0.70 Lacs 0.55 Lacs 0.35 Lacs 0.04 Lacs

(d) - - - - - - -

8. Gujarat (a) 22,500/- 15,000 7,000 20,000 12,000 5,000 17,000

(b) - - - - - - -

(c) 500/- pm

for 30 yrs - - - - - -

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(d) - - - - - - -

9. Haryana (a) - - - - - - -

(b) - - - - - - -

(c) - - - - - - -

(d) 2 Cr 1 Cr 50 Lac 1 Cr 51 Lacs 31 Lacs 7 Lacs

10. H.P (a) 22,500 15,000 7,000 20,000 12,000 5,000 17,000

(b) 1.5 Lacs 1 Lacs 50,000 1.25 Lacs 75,000 40,000 1.10 Lacs

(c) 3 Lacs 2 Lacs 1 Lacs 3 Lacs 1.5 Lacs 1 Lacs 8,000

(d) 30 Lacs 20 Lacs 10 Lacs 30 Lacs 15 Lacs 10 Lacs -

11. J & K (UT) (a) 22,500 15,000 7,000 20,000 12,000 5,000 17,000

(b) 1,50,000 1,00,000 50,000 1,25,000 75,000 40,000 1,10,000

(c) 1,25,000 1,00,000 50,000 1,00,000 1,00,000 50,000 3,000

(d) - - - - - - -

(e) 25 Lacs 15 Lacs 10 Lacs 25 Lacs 15 Lacs 10 Lacs -

(e) Any other means of honouring (Lump sum for cases of Posthumously Awardees w.e.f 14 Oct 2014.

12. Jharkhand (a) - - - - - - -

(b) - - - - - - -

(c) - - - - - - -

(d) 30 Lacs 20 Lacs 10 Lacs 20 Lacs 10 Lacs 7.5 Lacs 12 Lacs

13. Karnataka (a)

(b)

(c)

(d) 25 Lacs 12 Lacs 8 Lacs 25 Lacs 12 Lacs 8 Lacs 2 Lacs

14. Kerala (a)

(b)

(c)

(d) 50 Lac 40 Lac 24 Lac 50 Lac 36 Lac 20 Lac 40 Lac

15. MP (a) 20 Lacs 12 Lacs 8 Lacs 20 Lacs 12 Lacs 8 Lacs 1.45 Lac

(b) - - - - - - -

(c) 5,000 pm 4,000 pm 2,500 pm 4,000 pm 2,500 pm 1,500 pm -

(d) - - - - - - -

16. Maharashtra (a) - - - - - - -

(b) - - - - - - -

(c) 33,000 25,000 14,500 26,500 20,000 9,000 25,000

(d) 60 Lac 36 Lac 24 Lac 60 Lac 36 Lac 24 Lac 36 Lac

17. Manipur (a) 5 Lac 0.35 Lac 0.20 Lac 0.15 Lac 0.10 Lac 0.05 Lac 0.15 Lac

(b) - - - - - - -

(c) - - - - - - -

(d) - - - - - - -

18. Meghalaya (a) 22,500 15,000 7000 20,000 12,000 5000 17,000

(b) 1,50,000- 1,00,000 50,000 1,25,000 75,000 40,000 1,10,000

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(c) 1,000 400 300 800 350 250 600

(d) Case has been taken up with the State Govt. Reply still awaited. Enhancement for cash grant has been taken up with the State Govt. The same is under active consideration.

19. Mizoram (a) - - - - - - -

(b) - - - - - - -

(c) - - - - - - -

(d) 15 Lacs 10 Lacs 5 Lacs 15 Lacs 10 Lacs 5 Lacs 17,000

20. Nagaland (a) 50,000 30,000 15,000 40,000 25,000 10,000 30,000

(b) 2,00,000 1,25,000 80,000 1,50,000 1,00,000 70,000 1,25,000

(c) 3,000 15,000 1,000 2,500 1,000 1,000 2,000

(d) - - - - - - -

21. Odisha (a) 3,00,000 2,50,000 1,00,000 2,50,000 1,50,000 75,000 1,50,000

(b)

(c)

(d)

22. Punjab (a) - - - - - - 25,000

(b) - - - - - - 2,00,000

(c) - - - - - - 770

(d) 2 Cr 1 Cr 50 Lacs 2 Cr 1 Cr 50 Lacs -

23. Rajasthan (a) 20 Lacs 15 Lacs 8 Lacs 18 Lacs 10 Lacs 8.5 Lacs 16 Lacs

(b) 25 Bigha 25